How can I write a program to modify a word processor?

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Can I write a program to converts regular typed (ex. x.^7=y) into "equation math" in a word processor similar to Open Office or preferably Google Docs? I'm fairly proficient in MATLAB and html but I'm sure that won't work.

What combination of programming language and word processor would be easiest?

Is there a similar program I could look to get me started?

I'm interested in doing this just to motivate me to learn. I don't care if this already exists.

I didn't know what to put for the tag, sorry if it's confusing.

What I have tried:

I'm just trying to get pointed in the right direction.

Posted 1-Apr-18 9:13am

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Richard MacCutchan 2-Apr-18 3:24am

What do you mean by "modify a word processor"? How do you think you can do such a thing, and what word processor do you have in mind?

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